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Which T series is "all around"

post #1 of 3
5/27/06 at 3:40am
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Hello. I am looking to buy an IBM/Lenevo Thinkpad T series performance laptop. I get different yet all great reviews for each series starting from the T41p all the way up to the T60p. I am conflicted about which series to get because each series has their pros and cons. Any pointers on how to deal with this?
In terms of personal preference I would do some gaming but I do not need the Duo Core. I would like a stable processor that doesn't have too much problems in terms of using different HDD or fan noises.
Any feedback is appreciated...I'm really stump on this one.
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post #2 of 3
5/28/06 at 12:42pm
T41p if you want good battery life / silent operation in 14.1".
T42p is nearly identical, but there is a 15" version.
T43p if you need a bit more CPU and graphics power.
T60p if you need to multitask a lot, WWAN and/or serious graphics.
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post #3 of 3
5/29/06 at 5:27am
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Hello. I am looking to buy an IBM/Lenevo Thinkpad T series performance laptop. I get different yet all great reviews for each series starting from the T41p all the way up to the T60p. I am conflicted about which series to get because each series has their pros and cons. Any pointers on how to deal with this?
In terms of personal preference I would do some gaming but I do not need the Duo Core. I would like a stable processor that doesn't have too much problems in terms of using different HDD or fan noises.
Any feedback is appreciated...I'm really stump on this one.

Great. I am a gamer. I am using T60 and been using it for 1 week plus. Can consider buying a T60.
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